LVMH
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These 6 Chinese Brands Made Deloitte’s Luxury Goods Power List
Six Chinese jewelry companies are ranked by Deloitte to be among the global top 50 luxury goods firms, along with LVMH, Kering, and Estee Lauder. Read More -
This Chinese Billionaire Is Poised to Make a Play for Jimmy Choo
The British couture shoe brand Jimmy Choo is up for sale, and this Chinese billionaire is in a good position to buy it. Read More -
CEO Corner: Jean-Claude Biver, President of LVMH Watch Division, ‘It’s Time Again to Push Forward in China’
A force of nature in the global luxury watch industry, Jean-Claude Biver talks to Jing Daily about what he sees in store for the China market. Read More -
China’s K-Pop Ban Hits Luxury Marketers
As luxury brands from Chanel to Gucci have enlisted the power of K-pop for promotion in China, they may face challenges from a recent government crackdown. Read More -
LVMH’s New Sino-French Eco Beauty Brand Cha Ling Taps Into Power of Pu’er Tea
Backed by luxury conglomerate LVMH, new cosmetics brand Cha Ling sources its ingredients from ancient 500-year-old tea trees in Yunnan as it emphasizes forest preservation. Read More -
How Much Will China’s Yuan Devaluation Hurt Luxury?
Investors' rush to drop luxury shares after China's surprise currency devaluation may have been an overreaction, according to experts. Read More -
Should Luxury Brands Give Up or Double Down on Mainland China?
With a multi-year luxury market slowdown in China, brands consider shifting more of their focus to tourist spending abroad. Read More -
Currency-Savvy Chinese Shoppers Boost Luxury Brands in 2015
While LVMH and Kering's H1 results show that China's luxury slowdown continues, currency fluctuations are boosting their sales with Chinese shoppers across the globe. Read More -
China’s Slowdown Means End of ‘Low-Hanging Fruit’ for Foreign Luxury Brands
As the era of easy China sales growth ends for foreign brands, they need to develop a strong understanding of their Chinese customers in order to stay ahead in this challenging yet vital market. Read More -
China’s Luxury Market Conditions Amplify Brands’ Risk of Overexposure
It's easier than ever for luxury brands to become victims of their own massive success in the China market as consumers increasingly pursue more individualistic style. Read More
